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We’ve already checked out everyone’s favorite anger management case, the Barbarian, the tree-hugging, garden-planting, recycling-before-it-became-cool Druid, the peace pipe smokin’ Shaman, and now we’re on the final class – the paladin of the forest, the Warden.

Primal Power: E’s Top Five Fun Ways to Roleplay a Warden

We’ve already checked out everyone’s favorite anger management case, the Barbarian and the tree-hugging, garden-planting, recycling-before-it-became-cool Druid.  Now it’s time for the peace pipe smokin’ Shaman!

Primal Power: E’s Top Five Fun Ways To Roleplay A Shaman

Knowledge is the most important thing, of course, but there are other features Blizzard could add to the game that would help roleplayers too. I’d like to address a few of these things, and see how much they could really do for us.

All the World’s a Stage: Player housing, interactivity, and other possible features

The first post in the series took a gander at everyone’s favorite anger management case, the Barbarian.  Today, we’ll look at our tree-hugging, garden-planting, recycling-before-it-became-cool friend, the Druid.

Primal Power: E’s Top Five Fun Ways to Roleplay A Druid

There are surprising amounts of “lore nerds” out there in the WoW population, and something like a Tome of Knowledge could only help make even more of them. At the same time, it would give roleplayers a sure-fire reference material right there in the game, any time they wanted to know how to roleplay something, the lore information in the Tome would give them a lot of good guidance, either through facts, or through short stories that help illustrate character and context better than anything else in the game.

All the World’s a Stage: How to bring Warhammer’s “Tome of Knowledge” to WoW

Jim Moreno finishes his look at how to RP using magic with some handy links from around the web.

RoleCraft: The Magic of Roleplaying, Part 4: Conclusion

All the World’s a Stage has been a voice for roleplaying in WoW for over two years now. I didn’t quite realize it at the time, but the article entitled “So you want to be a bad guy” was just about at the 2 year mark for this column! To celebrate belatedly, today we’ll review some of the other websites about roleplaying in WoW out there. If you like All the World’s a Stage, you’ll probably enjoy these as well.

All the World’s a Stage: The voices of every race and class speak in RP

There’s really no beginning, middle, or end to a roleplayed character in WoW. Instead, what you get is a mishmash of events and experiences, which you may then string together into a story in your mind if you like. But even if you don’t, you can see that most of us don’t really expect for a narrative to develop from a clear beginning, through various plot developments, and finally lead into an exciting climax. There is something else roleplayers want to get out of their experience, even if many of us have trouble articulating exactly what it is.

All the World’s a Stage: We don’t need no narration

We’ve talked before about getting started in roleplaying, as well as how to find the right group to roleplay with. But there’s also another aspect the question of roleplaying for the first time, which is that inner attitude people feel towards it.

All the World’s a Stage: Attitudes about roleplaying for the first time

We’ll start with everyone’s favorite anger management case, the Barbarian.  (I think I referred to the Avenger as an anger management case, too.  Perhaps it’s a hybrid made in heaven?  Then again, the stats probably wouldn’t mesh.  Someone look into that!)

Primal Power: E’s Top Five Fun Ways To Roleplay A Barbarian – Geek’s Dream Girl

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